What it is
Ocean Live shows battery, 12V, trips and fault codes for the Fisker Ocean, read from the car through a Bluetooth OBD adapter. There's an Android app with a Wear OS app, widget and Android Auto, and an iPhone app with an Apple Watch app, widgets, a charging Live Activity and CarPlay. Both phone apps have the same features.
- Live: charge, range, power, and the current charge or drive.
- Battery: battery health measured from your own charging, cells, temperatures, insulation resistance and a shareable report.
- 12V: the 12V history and an optional watch while the car sleeps, without keeping the car awake.
- Trips: drives, charges, charging curves and costs.
- Faults: fault codes from 39 modules, with descriptions when known. See Fault codes.
- "Any questions?": ask about your Ocean or the app; answers come from an owner guide and can be wrong.
More in Help and on the home page.
Who makes it
Ocean Live is made by an independent Fisker Ocean owner, for other owners. It isn't made by Fisker, a dealer or a workshop.
Ocean Live is not affiliated with or endorsed by Fisker Inc. "Fisker" and "Fisker Ocean" are trademarks of their respective owners and are used only to describe the car the app works with.
How it works
- No ads and no tracking. What the app reads from your car stays on your phone, apart from what you choose to send (see the privacy policy).
- Ocean Live stops talking to the car as soon as it stops answering, and after 10 minutes parked with the app in the background (unless CarPlay/Android Auto is showing it). It never sends keep-alive messages.
- The source is public on GitHub under the Ocean Live licence.
Contact
Email justice@oceanlive.org, or open an issue on GitHub (issues are public). For a security problem, report a vulnerability privately. Writing about Ocean Live? See the press kit.